Tizer78224 Ransomware Removal Guide

If you do not take care of your operating system’s protection, Tizer78224 Ransomware could invade it very quickly. This threat is Delphi-based, which is why it can be compared to Amnesia ransomware and Extractor ransomware. That being said, it is most similar to Rsautil Ransomware, and it was reported that the threat discussed in this report is just another, newer version of this malware. Both infections encrypt personal files on the operating systems that they manage to invade, which is most likely to be done using backdoors associated with RDP. Note that spam emails, software bundles, and other malicious threats could also be used to download the infection on your operating system. Since there is a possibility that other infections exist, it is strongly recommended that you inspect your operating system using a trustworthy malware scanner. If anything else is found, you need to remove it quickly. In this report, we focus on deleting Tizer78224 Ransomware, but if you need help eliminating anything else, use the guides available on this site, or post a comment below.

“How_return_files.txt” is a file that Tizer78224 Ransomware creates to introduce the victims to what seems to be a very simple demand. Cyber criminals address the victims as “friends,” and they ask to send an ID (it should be attached to encrypted files names) to Tizer77234@protonmail.com, Tizer78224@gmx.de, or Tizer78224@india.com address to get “instructions on how to recover the files.” Needless to say, this does not look like a major request, and more gullible users could be tricked into doing as told. The thing is that once cyber criminals know an email address of one of their victims, they can demand whatever they want. Most likely, they would ask to pay a sum of money in crypto-currency for a decryptor tool or a private key. An encryption key should be created with a private/decryption key, but that does not mean that the creator of Tizer78224 Ransomware would give it to you once you paid the ransom. The victims of such malware rarely get what they are promised, which is why paying the ransom is a bad idea. That being said, some victims might feel backed into a corner because there is no way to recover files; not even by removing Tizer78224 Ransomware.

Tizer78224 Ransomware is meant to convince the victim to pay a ransom, and users who do not have copies to fall back onto might be pushed into doing that. Unfortunately, not all users are in the habit of backing up personal data. If you have copies of your documents, private pictures, and media files stored on an external drive or even online, you should feel no need to fear Tizer78224 Ransomware because this threat does not corrupt system files. That means that once you delete it, the only thing you are dealing with is the corrupted files, and if backups exist, you can remove the originals without any hesitation. Now, if you are not so sure if all of your important files are backed up, and you want to check your backups, you need to be careful. Needless to say, you should not check them from the computer that is infested with malware. If you need to, find a computer or a device that is clean and safe-to-use.

The only other file – besides the .exe file – that Tizer78224 Ransomware creates is the TXT file that represents the request to send an ID to a special email address. These are the components that you need to focus on if you want to eliminate the infection manually. Should you delete this malware on your own? This is something you will have to decide yourself, but, of course, we recommend installing anti-malware software instead. First of all – and that might be the most important thing right now – this software can remove Tizer78224 Ransomware and any other infection that exists automatically. This means that you yourself do not need to hunt down and erase every malicious component. The second feature of this software is well-rounded protection against malware, and, needless to say, you need this if you are not attracted to the idea of facing other threats in the future. Do not forget to back up files too!

How to delete Tizer78224 Ransomware

1. Delete the How_return_files.txt file.
2. Delete the launcherof the ransomware. Its name can be random, and it could be placed anywhere on your operating system. A few possible locations are:
   • %USERPROFILE%\Desktop
   • %USERPROFILE%\Downloads
   • %TEMP%
3. To eliminate the malicious components completely, Empty Recycle Bin.
4. Perform a full system scan using a legitimate malware scanner. Do NOT skip this step.